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The drag co-efficient is a function of many factors. The speed of travel, the length of trial in drafting, distance between the cyclists, number of cyclists, direction of wind etc. Howerver, in general it is reported in literature that the drag co-efficient reduces by about 27% due to drafting.
Hence, new drag force = ( 1 - 0.27 ) F = 0.73F
For same power, new velocity = P / F = 60 / 0.73 = 82.2 kmph which is close to option (d).
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